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    hows this for a preworkout and post workout meal

    Basically i make this shake, and drink half before my workout and half after my workout.
    What do you guys think of it?

    ingreditnets: (protein, fat, carbs)
    2 scoops of low carb isopure protein (50g/0g/3g)..210 cal
    1 cup of oatmeal (15g, 7.5g, 75g)..450 cal
    1 medium apple (0g/0g/22g)..80 cal

    total: 75g/7.5g/100g and 740 cal

    so since i dirnk half before and half after, for each meal the stats are:

    38g protein
    4g fat
    50g carbs
    and 370 cal


    do you guys think this is suitable for a bulk?

    I will post the rest of my eating schedule later on, but first i want to get down a good, easy to make pre/post workout meal

    thanks!

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    Quote Originally Posted by brollickby06
    What do you guys think of it?

    ingreditnets: (protein, fat, carbs)
    2 scoops of low carb isopure protein (50g/0g/3g)..210 cal
    1 cup of oatmeal (15g, 7.5g, 75g)..450 cal
    1 medium apple (0g/0g/22g)..80 cal

    total: 75g/7.5g/100g and 740 cal
    Firstly - you added wrong... it should be:
    65g carb protein, 7.5g fat and 100g carbs.

    So this makes it:
    so since i dirnk half before and half after, for each meal the stats are:

    38g protein
    4g fat
    50g carbs
    and 370 cal
    32.5g protein, 4g fat, 50g carbs

    do you guys think this is suitable for a bulk?
    Personally - no I don't think it is all that good....

    I would use a different fruit (apples are too low GI, too high in fibre and too high in fructose to be altogether useful PWO)... I would also replace some of the oats with a different carb source (such as skim milk).

    Whether or not the servings are appropriate for you would depend on your goals and your weight/BF%.

    But if you wanted roughly those ratio's you could do:
    2 scoops whey (50g protein, 3g carb)
    1 large (5 oz flesh) banana (32g carb)
    2 cups skim milk (24g carb, 16g protein)
    0.5 cups oats (7.5g protein, 3.75g fat, 37.5g carb)

    TOTAL = 73.5g protein, 3.75g fat, 97g carb

    So it is ~48g carb, 37g protein, 1.9g fat
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    thank you so much emma-leigh!!

    I will make it exactly as you said. So that would be a pretty good pre/post workout meal right?

    thanks again for the input

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    Quote Originally Posted by brollickby06
    thank you so much emma-leigh!!

    I will make it exactly as you said. So that would be a pretty good pre/post workout meal right?

    thanks again for the input
    I think Emma's given you purely a PWO drink....not pre. Your apple would be better pre-workout probably.

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    Quote Originally Posted by brollickby06
    thank you so much emma-leigh!!

    I will make it exactly as you said. So that would be a pretty good pre/post workout meal right?

    thanks again for the input
    This is a good pre and post workout drink yes.

    (And yes, it is PRE as well - a banana is still better than an apple. The apple would be ok in a meal eaten further out - say ~60-90 minutes prior to your workout...).
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    I stand corrected

    The good 'ol 'nana is better pre....why....more glucose/ less fibre?

    So apple would be better in a Pre-workout meal....say if that's early am when liver glycogen is lower anyway?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gordo
    The good 'ol 'nana is better pre....why....more glucose/ less fibre?
    Yes.

    Nana's have a lower fructose:glucose ratio, a faster digestion and a better vitamin and mineral ratio for around your workouts.

    So apple would be better in a Pre-workout meal....say if that's early am when liver glycogen is lower anyway?
    If you wanted to partially replenish liver glycogen before your workout (which would not be a bad idea, especially if you were going to do a long or hard workout) then yes - it would be a good idea... As long as the workout was far enough out from the meal for the apple to have been digested and processed.

    But otherwise I would suggest something like a nana.
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    Cool

    Emma you really need to be cloned...or "brain dumped" or something

    great info,

    Thanks

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